Her Ribboned Dress and Soft Smile

We sat in the moonlight

She was the one, the one for me. Her face lit up in the moonlight. The light flickered in her ocean blue eyes. We gazed up towards the moon but my eyes couldn't help but get a glance of her beauty. My eyes stayed to long upon her, before long she noticed my eyes were lacking moon light and directed her crystal eyes to her admirer. Beating a million miles and hour, my heart near exploded out of my love struck chest. All I wanted to was embrace her. "Do it, now, now, now," I whispered under my breathe. Clouds of my frozen breath left my red lips. A smile of near perfection brushed onto her rosy red face, she had heard. Blood rushed from my face to my elevated cheeks bones. Cheek bones were my best feature, the elevate high enough to maintain visablity. My eyes slowly looked up from my ragging shoes, my mother had bought me them on our last Christmas trip. They were once beautiful, like the woman who stood before me, however, as uncomfortable as they were, they filled my mother with joy when I wore them. Since then, these shoes have never left my sight. My eyes stopped at her hips, watching her waist dip in. Her shape was that of a Victorian woman, such a delicate, tiny waist, but yet when my eyes rested upon her thighs and bosoms, they were full. A statan red ribbon outlined her waist, and was met by a fragile flower where the two sides met. Finally, our eyes met once more. This time it was different, something was out of the ordinary. The extravagance of her eyes distracted me for a long while before any words were exchanged. Her lips seemed to want to move, but frozen. A time laps that had not yet reached her voice. I reassured her with my voice, "Is something wrong my dear?" My hand stretched forward and was met by her silk hand. A small scar was exposed on her right pinky, cut from a small  crystal glass that shattered years before. An accident never truely forgotten or forgiven. "I wish this could be," a tear ran from her eyes "if only you knew, my love."